Baidu search trends for AI assistants

Baidu is China's dominant search engine with over 600 million monthly users. Trends MCP gives your AI access to Baidu search trend data - track keyword interest in China, monitor Chinese consumer demand signals, and compare mainland search momentum against global platforms in a single query.

get_trends

Chart Baidu search demand for any topic to measure Chinese consumer interest over time - useful for sectors with China exposure like commodities, luxury goods, and semiconductors.

get_trends(keyword='electric vehicles', source='baidu', data_mode='weekly')

get_growth

Compare Baidu search growth against Google Search to understand whether a trend has both Western and Chinese consumer momentum - divergence between the two signals different market dynamics.

get_growth(keyword='electric vehicles', source='baidu, google search', percent_growth=['3M', '6M', '1Y'])

get_ranked_trends

Find the fastest-growing Baidu search topics right now - useful for tracking emerging consumer trends in China before they appear in Western market reports.

get_ranked_trends(source='baidu', sort='yoy_pct_change', limit=25)

get_top_trends

See what is trending on Google and in global news right now to contextualize China-specific signals - compare global momentum against Baidu trends for cross-market analysis.

get_top_trends(type='Google Trends', limit=20)

Common questions

Normalized search interest over time (0-100 scale), growth rates, and comparative data versus other search platforms. Baidu data is particularly valuable for understanding Chinese consumer demand, brand awareness in China, and early signals for products entering the Chinese market.
Baidu is the Google of China. For topics with strong China relevance - manufacturing, tech hardware, EVs, luxury goods, gaming - Baidu trend data often shows demand signals weeks before Western search platforms. Trends MCP lets you compare both in a single call.
Yes. Use get_growth with multiple sources to compare a keyword's momentum on Baidu vs Google vs YouTube vs TikTok simultaneously.
Supply chain analysts tracking Chinese demand, companies entering or monitoring the Chinese market, researchers studying East-West information divergence, and investment analysts watching for China-led consumption trends.